Regional Handbook on IP Enforcement for Customs, April 2007
The Handbook compiles ASEAN, European and International legislation and guidelines on border control and IP enforcement for ASEAN Customs and will serve as a tool for Customs officials to better tackle counterfeiting and piracy at ASEAN countries’ borders. A CD-Rom version of the Handbook will be available soon at the national IP offices across ASEAN.
The electronic version can be downloaded here:
Front cover, Authors, Table of contents
Chapter 1 Purpose of Handbook
Chapter 2 Impacts of Counterfeiting and piracy
Chapter 3 TRIPs provisions on border enforcement
Chapter 4 Explanation and annotations of TRIPs border enforcement provisions
Chapter 5 New customs strategies in Europe, ASEAN and other parts of the world
Chapter 6 Best Practices of World Customs Organisation in relation to border enforcement
Chapter 7 Technologies, techniques and mechanisms (targeting and selection) in border
enforcement
Chapter 8 Border enforcement legislation in EU and ASEAN
Annex 1 ASEAN Framework Agreement on Intellectual Property Cooperation, 15 December 1995
Annex 2 ASEAN Intellectual Property Rights Action Plan 2004-2010
Annex 3 World Customs Organisaion, Model Provisions for National legislation to implement fair
and effective measures consistent with the TRIPs Agreement
Annex 4 Industry Groups concerned with counterfeiting and piracy
Annex 5 WCO Standard Application Form
Annex 6 DG TAXUD Standardised Framework for Risk Management in the Customs
Administrations of the EU
Annex 7 EU Regulation on Customs (Council Regulation (EC) No 1383/2003)
Annex 8 ASEAN Legislation on Customs
Brunei Darussalam: Border Enforcement Measures
Cambodian Law on Customs
Indonesian Law on Customs
Lao Law on Customs
Malaysian Law on Customs
Philippines Law on Customs
Singapore: Border Enforcement Measures
Thai Law on Customs
Vietnamese Law on Customs
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